Anike Foundation,Incorporated has help our christian charity called Barr christian vocational center with text books for training the orphans, school drop outs, youth and vulnerable children in Barr sub county, Lira District, Northern Uganda to be self reliant in the community.
Currently they are fundraising for the construction of the vocational training center because we don't have permanent classrooms for training programmes.
Therefore as a beneficiary of Anike Foundation,Incorporated, i would like to recommend them for recognition and awards of the highest order so that they can continue to help non profit all over the world.

Anike Foundation is non profit organization working to support and promote education in Africa schools. Having partnered with Mtende Homecraft Foundation a Malawian local based NGO, Malawi is one of the Countries in Central Africa that has benefited alot especially in support of vulnerable children in various schools with school basic needs such as learning and writing materials, uniforms, school feeding programme, schools blocks and libraries. www.facebook.com/rockin.mwabanga/ or facebook.com/mtendehomecraft@yahoo.com. BRAVO ANIKE FOUNDATION!

Anike Foundation has been improving quality education and life through partner organisations in Africa like CLED-Campaign For Learning Disabilities in Ghana.
We have no shade of doubt to recommend Anike Foundation to partner or donor.

We met a real life super hero. Our friend Anike Foundation is an organization dedicated to bringing school supplies to our school Joyland Prime Academy, Kenya. Our projects English immersion and computer lab as they are still to take place on the ground Anike is a key contributor . Thanks to Anike, our projects which had once been withering away with no hopes of success, now have new buds sprouting with new future, and we are so thankful.

WITH Anike I need to start my experience wih as an activist chamaker ad educator in Human right and peace , I work with more than 1000 youngs in my society and through these one I will be ble to make more popularisaion of what Anike is doing for changing things

All i can say is that these are an excellent organisation. Since last year we have been working together as trusted partners. Indeed they dont disappoint and are committed towards seeing change in Uganda and the world. www.educateachildinternational.com

Words are not enough to describe our experience with Anike Foundation. We are a small group of people who wanted to organize a volunteering project in Africa. The president, Segun Ige, and all the volunteers of the NGO did not just assist us, but actually they coorganized the project with us. Thanks to these people we managed to offer stationery to 7000 children, paint 4 classrooms and offer computers to 2 local ngos in malawi and Tanzania.

All Volunteers are very professional, ready to assist you and answer all your questions. Every problem has at least 3 solutions, and that is something Anike proves with its actions. Knowledgable, organised and systematic, there was a feeling of positivity, teamwork, understanding and succesful coaching throughout the whole project. We feel grateful and super lucky to have met Segun and his great team. Highly recommended if you want to organize your own project. If you want to change the world, you can start by supporting this NGO with its great passion and action. They bring light to the hearts of many. Thank you Anike Foundation for being here.

Developing Education in Africa (www.anikefoundation.org)
As an African-born child, I grew up in circumstances not very different from those of the people that Anike Foundation now helps. Anike Foundation is a community of people who share a common belief that abundant resources in the developed world, channeled appropriately, could alleviate the problem of illiteracy in Africa. Our core mission is to promote educational development in Africa by gathering educational resources from developed nations and distributing them to needy institutions in Africa. We do this by forming partnerships with nonprofit organizations and educational institutions whose mission and objectives are aligned with ours.

On one occasion, we asked one of our partner organizations, an elementary school in Uganda, what resources we could provide to them to meet their education needs. They answered in no uncertain terms that their most dire need at the time was a latrine or toilet facility for the school children. Although this request did not fall directly under what we defined as 'educational resources,' we proceeded to raise funds to build a toilet facility for the school. A latrine was erected a year later, thereby alleviating rather harrowing conditions under which these school children were learning. This experience taught me that we cannot promote educational development without attending to the most basic needs of the pupils we are trying to help. While ministering to their educational resources, we must keep in our peripheral vision the conditions under which they are studying and take steps to address them as needed.